I'm hanging out with my brother and my little niece, playing barbies, and Ron Paul comes on TV. He doesn't BS around anything. I was like, "this dude is refreshing." All I did was tweet what I thought, and people went crazy! All of a sudden people were like, "You hate gay people" - What ? I didn't even endorse him! All I said was that I like him. I voted for Barack, so it's not even like i'm a hardcore Republican.

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People freaking out without even knowing what was going on

*sigh* We've known she voted for Obama months ago. Why would you bring this up again? Yes I know the Rolling Stone article is new, but still.

Excellent work Kevin.

Basically. She even said it when she was being dragged on twitter. lol

It's so lame that when artists say anything about politics it gets amplified like that.

Why is it significant who she voted for? Regardless of whether she did or didn't vote Ron Paul, that's her business; and as an American citizen she has the right to vote for whom she pleases. People need to stop stigmatizing others over their political views.

I never knew about this. This is brand new information for me.

That extra "r" has to go. I'd love to sleep in the barracks with the soldiers, tho. I didn't use it right, but oh well.

THIS!!!!

Case close, pls

What if their political views included a reversion to segregationist policies?

I'm not equating Kelly with anything like that here, but that's a questionable line of reasoning. Political views can have a lot of implications.

I understand your point, but there are alot of people on this site who love to contradict themselves when it's convenient.

Unless Kelly openly made a statement that she was in proposition to repeal the act making segregation unconstitutional, I would have nothing against her. But there are too many people on this site that have this thought process:

"Democrats are our saviors, everything they say or do is beneficial to society and Republicans are evil, sick, destructive people who hate freedom".

And if you feel that way, you have freedom to do so, but it's not far to assume somebody's view on a particular issue based on the party they associate with. I'm assuming the stigmatization on ATRL is due to the fact that the general consensus of Republican ideology is to uphold only traditional marriage. For anyone to base their entire disdain for an organization on one, miniscule issue is just...

But my point is, I consider myself a liberal, but that doesn't mean I agree with everything Obama does. Therefore, whether Kelly did or did not vote for Ron Paul, doesn't reflect her views on gay marriage. And her voting for Obama doesn't necessarily have her personal views set in stone either.

boo

This was said in December....it's old news (ok you didn't know, now you do)

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